4EVERLAND, a powerful AI Cloud Platform for Web3, has announced the launch of its Hosting MCP (Multi-Chain Protocol) Server. The tool enables AI agents to autonomously deploy decentralized applications (dApps) to decentralized storage networks. According to the announcement, this system eliminates manual deployment processes by leveraging AI-based automation. AI agents can build and launch dApps without developer intervention.
The Hosting MCP supports auto-deployment to multiple decentralized storage networks. Supported platforms include BNBCHAIN Greenfield, IPFS, and Arweave. This enables developers to access a multi-chain infrastructure for broader compatibility. The system integrates various protocols to improve deployment flexibility.
4EVERLAND Features for Web3 Hosting and Lifecycle Management
The Hosting MCP Server includes features designed for enterprise-grade Web3 hosting. It provides tamper-proof, censorship-resistant, and always-accessible infrastructure. These characteristics aim to meet high availability and security standards. The decentralized nature of the service is intended to ensure resilience and scalability.
Another feature is the Unified Dashboard, which offers full lifecycle management for dApps deployed via 4EVERLAND. This central interface supports visibility and operational oversight for hosted applications. Users can monitor deployments and manage configurations in one environment. This functionality improves deployment transparency and control.
Positioning in the Web3 and AI Market
The Hosting MCP Server positions 4EVERLAND as a player in the intersection of AI automation and decentralized hosting. By combining artificial intelligence with blockchain infrastructure, the company targets a specific segment of developers. The aim is to simplify and accelerate dApp deployment across decentralized environments.
This release comes as part of broader trends in automating decentralized systems using AI. The Hosting MCP Server is intended to reduce operational friction in launching and managing Web3 applications. It is now live and accessible to developers through 4EVERLAND.
